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Re: Welding tractor rims w/tire on
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Posted by kyhayman on October 14, 2003 at 09:29:54 from (205.204.242.23):
In Reply to: Welding tractor rims w/tire on posted by steveinct on October 14, 2003 at 05:23:56:
You are getting a lot of 'no's' and a lot of reasons why. First of all, I won't weld a rim with a mounted tire unless it is filled with fluid. If it just has air in it it could have fix a flat (bad news)too (bad news). It's still not a good idea (I guess, always here of people killed blowing up tires but the only ones I have ever personally seen in the news were either with fix a flat or split rims). If you decide to do it anyway here is my personal take on it: A lot depends on your skill, if you burn through the rim you have ruined the tube. I normally weld 1" bead, immediately flush with water, clean and move on. Like a E6011 at about 90 amps or a E6010 DC electrode negative.
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